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unimpressed
/ ˌʌnɪmˈprɛst /
adjective
not having a favourable opinion
unimpressed by his arguments
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She was unimpressed to be bumped off by Carr, who is her friend - or so she thought.
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European skipper John Jacobs was also unimpressed, saying they turned up "dressed as though they were going on a camping holiday".
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Ward seems unimpressed with Grogu’s attempts to help himself to her bar snacks.
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Miranda couldn’t afford a replacement, and his social studies teacher, unimpressed with the script he submitted, awarded him a B-.
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Some farm labor advocates were unimpressed by the company’s announcement of revamped labor practices, saying it was farmworkers who would pay the price.
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